On November 26, the Cámara de Joyería de Jalisco unveiled Escaparate 2025: Jewels of Mexico Through Time at the Conjunto Santander de Artes Escénicas in Guadalajara.
Recognized as the most important jewelry trend salon in Mexico, this year’s edition fused fashion and performing arts to celebrate the country’s cultural richness.
The showcase explored six defining eras of Mexican identity: the pre-Hispanic period, the Colonial era, Independence, the Mexican Revolution, modern Mexico, and the Mexico of tomorrow. Designers presented large-format pieces crafted in silver, crystals, gemstones, and alternative materials—each creation interpreting symbols, emotions, and transitions that have shaped the nation’s history.
In her opening remarks, María de Lourdes Cázares Ruiz, President of the Cámara de Joyería de Jalisco, emphasized the cultural and artistic power of the craft: “Jewelry is art, craft, identity, and future. Your talent elevates our industry and projects to the world the beauty of what Mexico knows how to create.”
Mexico: Latin America’s Jewelry Leader
Escaparate’s significance extends beyond artistry. Mexico—and particularly Jalisco—has consolidated its position as the jewelry hub of Latin America. The state produces nearly 70% of Mexico’s jewelry output, exporting to markets such as Chile, Guatemala, Peru, and Turkey. Mexico also holds the distinction of being the world’s leading silver producer, a resource that underpins its global reputation for quality and innovation.
Creativity, History, and Solidarity
Escaparate 2025 reaffirmed its role as a strategic platform for positioning Mexican jewelry on the world stage. Beyond design, the event embraced a social cause: participating designers donated exclusive pieces to be auctioned during the closing cocktail, with proceeds benefiting Refugio Buenos Chicos, a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and protecting dogs in situations of abandonment or abuse.
As Cázares Ruiz concluded: “Tonight we celebrate creativity, history, community, and solidarity. I invite you to keep building a future where design, culture, and talent remain the pride of our country, shining through jewelry made in Mexico.”
Escaparate 2025 confirms that Mexican jewelry is not only a cultural treasure but also a leader in Latin America—transforming history into creations that illuminate both the present and the future.
Lizet Esquivel has 10 years' experience in the fashion industry working for Latin American brands. She has organized fashion shows internationally in Dubai, the USA, Finland, Dominican Republic, and Mexico.
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